IMAGINE: View your penis as a little man, a much smaller version of all of you. As he stands up stiff and full of blood: A.) his head corresponds to your head, B.) his shaft corresponds to your torso. C.) The tip of the glans where the tiny meatus opening is found corresponds with the crown of your head. D.) The underside of the glans, the frenulum corresponds with your brow. E.) Where the foreskin meets your shaft at the underside, or your circumcision scar crosses the underside, locates your heart. F.) The two firmer upper chambers along the shaft correspond with your lungs. G.) The longer spongy inner chamber rooted into your body corresponds with your spinal column. H.) Your scrotum and balls correspond with your lower body. I.) The roots of the firmer chambers anchored into your inner thighs are your legs. J.) The root of the spongy chamber is the tail of your ancestors, which in the human design has dwindled to the sacrum.

Among the most common images in various mythologies is the world axis, or Axis mundi, as it’s called in Latin. This is considered a linear axis central to the cosmos, connecting the poles, around which everything revolves. All features of the cosmos are said to be arranged in symmetrical relation to this central axis. As the connection between all levels of existence and connecting polar opposites, the Axis mundi represents the Oneness behind all the dualities we perceive.